SEER Journal for Labour and Social Affairs in Eastern Europe

2007 - 2023

Current editor(s): Béla Galgoczi

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Volume 11, issue 4, 2008

The functioning of the pensions insurance system in the countries of former Yugoslavia pp. 445-467

Velizar Golubović

Opening Pandora’s box: social security reform in Turkey in the time of the AKP pp. 469-483

Ali Murat Özdemir and Gamze Yücesan-Özdemir

Quality of governance as measured by World Bank indicators for the region of south-east Europe pp. 485-502

Danijela Jaćimović, Vesna Karadžić and Tatjana Bošković

Lifelong learning, new technologies and changes in the structure of the employed labour force pp. 503-515

Darko Marinković

The influence of some socio-demographic characteristics of young people on their attitudes towards people with physical disabilities pp. 517-538

Zdravka Leutar and Natalija Raič

Powerless duplicators of masculine politics pp. 539-559

Yonca Altindal

AGOS: the creation of a collective Armenian identity pp. 561-579

Rasim Özgür Dönmez

Volume 11, issue 3, 2008

Ukraine, Moldova, Romania and the new EU outline border: an introduction to ‘Borderland III’ pp. 289-293

Jens Becker

Where Europe disappears into the sea: a trip to the old Bessarabia and the new border area of the EU pp. 295-306

Achim Engelberg

Germans in Bessarabia: historical background and present-day relations pp. 307-317

Ute Schmidt

Market development and investment potential in the Odessa region pp. 319-353

Natalie Koranda

Everyday life on the eastern border of the EU –between Romanianism and Moldovanism in the border area of the Republic of Moldova and Romania pp. 355-369

Mihaela Narcisa Arambaşa

Moldova looks westwards, and wins? pp. 371-398

Igor Munteanu

Moldova’s border with Romania: challenges and perspectives after Romania’s accession to the European Union pp. 399-429

Andrei Avram and Dietmar Müller

Book review pp. 431-433

Jens Becker and Achim Engelberg

Volume 11, issue 2, 2008

Sustainability of health care financing in the western Balkans: an overview of progress and challenges pp. 151-184

Caryn Bredenkamp and Michele Gragnolati

The sustainability of pension reforms in central, eastern and south-eastern Europe pp. 185-197

Igor Guardiancich

The economics of international trade in south-eastern Europe pp. 199-218

Shahdad Naghshpour and Bruno S. Sergi

Wages and collective bargaining in Bulgaria pp. 219-237

Lyuben Tomev, Nadezhda Daskalova, Tatiana Mihailova and Violeta Ivanova

The development and actual condition of industrial relations in Bulgaria as an element of national security in the transition period pp. 239-255

Aleksey Petrov

The social and cognitive roles of sympathy pp. 257-275

Aleksandar Fatic

Volume 11, issue 1, 2008

The European Union and the western Balkans pp. 7-27

Jens Becker

Overview of measures taken in the area of health care reforms in Croatia and their results pp. 29-44

Marina Peris, Jagoda Smid and Natasa Dukic

Decentralisation in Macedonia’s health system: a consultancy report pp. 45-52

Aleksandar Stojkoski

The impact of the migration of health care workers on the countries involved: the Romanian situation pp. 53-77

Viorel Rotila

Legal dimensions of immigrant access to employment in Bulgaria: a contextual analysis pp. 79-97

Themba Lewis and Diana Daskalova

Ethnic Albanian rings of organised criminals and the trafficking and smuggling of human beings: an international, regional and local perspective pp. 99-109

Arben Tabaku

The resolution of collective labour disputes in Serbia pp. 111-119

Dejan Kostic

The factors related to organic food consumption and healthy lifestyles: a study of Turkish consumers pp. 121-135

Mehpare Tokay Argan

Volume 10, issue 4, 2007

Key factors in a balanced regional development for Serbia pp. 7-16

Edita Kastratovic

Human resources in Serbia – a basic postulate of economic development pp. 17-44

Vladimir Marinkovic

Transnistria – an unrecognised country within Moldova pp. 45-50

Mihály Borsi

Transnistria: a paradise for vested interests pp. 51-66

Angela Munteanu and Igor Munteanu

Regulating employee representation in postsocialist supervisory boards pp. 67-82

Arjan Vliegenthart

Are trade unions effective accounting actors? pp. 83-106

Romana Careja

From the perspective of EU integration: trade union rights in Turkey pp. 107-126

Banu Uçkan

Status and prospects of the Bulgarian banking system in the conditions of a united European market pp. 127-134

Ivaylo Mihaylov and Diana Velitchkova

Analysis of the first draft of the Moldovan Law on public-private partnerships pp. 135-155

Wolfgang Tiede and Sabina Krispenz

Volume 10, issue 3, 2007

Industrial relations structures in south-east Europe and Turkey: a view from the metalworking industry pp. 7-40

Manfred Wannöffel, Josef Le and Julia Kramer

The employment-related legal and policy framework for company restructuring in Slovenia pp. 41-56

Barbara Rajgelj and Matija Rojec

Creativity as a factor in competitiveness on the international market pp. 57-71

Vladimir Perovic and Gordana Komazec

Main factors of influence on accounting procedures in Slovenian business enterprises pp. 73-86

Ales Novak

Migration in the Albania of the post-1990s: triggered by post-communist transformations and facilitator of socio-demographic changes pp. 87-105

Erka Çaro and L.J.G. van Wissen

(Necessary and sufficient) Conditions for reforming pensions schemes in eastern Europe: Slovenia vs. Macedonia pp. 107-120

Dorian Jano

What has happened to firstborn social theory: the social contract pp. 121-131

Aleksandar Fatic

Way of life and survival strategies in earthquake adapted settlements in Turkey pp. 133-146

Murat Kayıkçı

Freedom of the press and the ambivalence of the privatised mass media in south-eastern Europe pp. 147-152

Jens Becker

Volume 10, issue 2, 2007

Economic structures in south-eastern Europe and Turkey: a view from the metalworking industry pp. 7-32

Manfred Wannöffel, Josef Le and Julia Kramer

Privatisation and the break-up of Yugoslavia pp. 33-55

Marija Obradović

The process of EU enlargement towards south-eastern Europe: current challenges and perspectives pp. 57-65

Bruno S. Sergi and Qerim Qerimi

Rethinking south-eastern Europe through a pan-European perspective pp. 67-80

Christophe Solioz

Fighting corruption and organised crime as a means of socio-economic development in south-east Europe pp. 81-94

Bruno S. Sergi and Qerim Qerimi

Towards the Europeanisation of trade unions in post-Communist Romania pp. 95-107

Ninucia-Maria Pilat

A call for radical reform: an analysis of the Bulgarian health care system and its management pp. 109-117

Yosif Yosifov

The new public accounting law in Albania – the current situation and the introduction of IPSAS to systems of public accounting pp. 119-130

Wolfgang Tiede and Sabina Krispenz

Ethnic conflicts and transition experiences in south-east Europe pp. 131-135

Albrecht Rothacher

Volume 10, issue 1, 2007

Croatia and Serbia on their road to EU accession – halfway there? pp. 7-25

Wolfgang Tiede

The power of knowledge and the learning corporation pp. 27-37

Nataša Cvetković and Slavenko Grgurević

The socio-historical consequences of privatisation in Serbia pp. 39-60

Marija Obradović

Key elements of a development strategy for the south of Serbia pp. 61-72

Edita Kastratović and Vladimir Marinković

Reform of the system of social insurance indispensable for Albania pp. 73-78

Ilia Telo

Government education expenditures and income inequality: evidence from provinces of Turkey pp. 79-101

Seyit Köse and Aytekin Güven

The paradoxical image of the west in different ideologies and essentialism in Turkish politics pp. 103-126

Rasim Özgür Dönmez

Turquality: an innovative unique model for making global brands out of Turkish products pp. 127-137

Nurullah Tac and Ozan Aglargoz